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The 4th Annual Southern Burn Disaster Symposium will be held on campus across from the School of Medicine in Rosenau Hall Room 133, in the School of Public Health.
There will be preconference programs on June 20th, 2013 which will target Burn Care education for all the targeted audience. (See Below)
07:00-07:45 Registration
07:45-08:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks
08:00-09:10 Topic 1 Peleg Lessons learned from dealing with Terror Mass casualty Events, The Israeli Experience Kobi Peleg PhD MPH Head, Disaster and Emergency Medicine Management at Tel Aviv University Director, National Center for Trauma and Emergency Medicine Research, Gertner Institute for Health Policy and Epidemiology
09:10-09:45 Topic 2 Strand Through the Eyes of a Soldier. A Casualty Vignette and Managing a Mass Casualty Incident, Operation Iraqi Freedom. Eric Strand, BSHS NREMT-P United States Army, Sargent First Class, Special Forces Medic Instructor, Joint Special Operations Medical Training Center
09:45-10:00 Break
10:00-10:45 Topic 3 Sheldon 20th Century Burn and Trauma Care, A Look at the Transformation of Emergency and Disaster Medicine, from the battlefield to the ambulance and the hospital, what we can learn from our past. George Sheldon MD FACS Chairman Emeritus, Department of Surgery Zack D. Owens Distinguished Professor of Surgery University of North Carolina School of Medicine Director, Health Policy and Research Institute of the American College of Surgeons
10:45 -11:30 Topic 4 Charles Third World Medicine, Experiences in Trauma and Burn Care from Malawi, Taking what we learn abroad and applying that knowledge in the US. Anthony G. Charles MD, MPH Director of the Adult ECMO Program Associate Professor of Surgery – School of Medicine Adjunct Associate Professor – School of Public Health University of North Carolina
11:30-12:30 Lunch, On Your Own, Multiple On Campus Selections
12:30-13:30 Topic 5 Cairns 21st Century Burn Care. The latest/greatest in the Care for the Burn Injured Patient and what you should do to manage the care of patient with burn injuries. Bruce A. Cairns MD FACS Director, North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center John Stackhouse Distinguished Professor of Surgery Professor of Microbiology/Immunology University of North Carolina School of Medicine
13:30-14:15 Topic 6 Holmes Regenerative Medicine. One aspect regarding the future of burn care, emerging science from the Armed Forces Institute of Regenerative Medicine and what this means to you. James H. Holmes IV, MD FACS Director, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Burn Center Associate Professor of Surgery, Department of General Surgery Wake Forest University School of Medicine
14:15-14:30 Break
14:30-15:00 Topic 7 Kearns Planning for a Medical Disaster. What we've learned and matching local resources with local needs for a medical disaster and surge of injured patients. Randy D. Kearns, DHA MSA Program Director - Burn Surge Disaster Program - Department of Surgery Administrator - EMS Performance Improvement Center – Depart. of Emergency Medicine University of North Carolina – School of Medicine
15:00-15:50 Topic 8 Peleg Burns and Terror, Let the Numbers Talk. What we can learn from recent international conflicts and apply in the civilian community. Kobi Peleg PhD MPH Head, Disaster and Emergency Medicine Management at Tel Aviv University Director, National Center for Trauma and Emergency Medicine Research, Gertner Institute for Health Policy and Epidemiology
15:50-16:30 Roundtable Discussion
16:30-16:45 Summary and Evaluation
Preconference Educational Programs: (June 20th, 2013)
Advanced Burn Life Support (ABLS) June 20th, 2013 7:30am to 4:45pm
For those wishing to attend the 2013 Southern Burn Symposium and take the ABLS Course the total cost will be $124.00. You must register for the symposium to qualify to receive this discount. If you plan to only take the ABLS course and not attend the 2013 Southern Burn Disaster Symposium, the cost is $75.00. Information about the ABLS Course taught by the Burn Disaster Program can be found at: www.ncburndisaster.org
Burn Care Core Concepts (BCCC) June 20th, 2013 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
For those wishing to attend the 2013 Southern Burn Symposium and take the BCCC Course the total cost will be $99.00. You must register for the symposium to qualify to receive this discount. If you plan to only take the BCCC course and not attend the 2013 Southern Burn Disaster Symposium, the cost is $30.00. Information about the BCCC Course taught by the Burn Disaster Program can be found at: www.ncburndisaster.org
Program Cost:
2013 Southern Burn Disaster Symposium Only - $99.00
2013 Southern Burn Disaster Symposium and ABLS - $124.00
2013 Southern Burn Disaster Symposium and BCCC - $99.00
Discount ($22 for either of the following):
North Carolina, South Carolina, and West Virginia residents. If you are a resident of these states then enter the discount code "Resident" when prompted.
Members of the Military. If you are a member of the military enter the discount code "Military" when prompted.
The discount codes will only be available for registrations received by June10th.
Target Audience:
The target audience includes those who respond first to the scene where a burn, blast, or traumatically injured patient is located, provides that care, and those who provide the initial care of those patients in the emergency department. There will also be discussions regarding planning for and response to these events and your role in the preparedness efforts. Finally, putting this all together includes how these disasters impact the communities we serve and the efforts to link prehospital responders to include public health preparedness, with the community hospitals before the patient reaches the trauma and burn centers. Success requires a team effort.
A block of rooms are being made available for this program at the Chapel Hill Aloft Hotel at a rate of $83.00 plus tax/night. There are a limited number of these rooms available and this special rate will expire on May 17th, 2013.
Parking will be on campus in the Dogwood Parking Deck directly across from UNC Hospitals at 101 Manning Drive, Chapel Hill.


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Oliver Sacks Wants To Destigmatize Hallucinations
They're surprisingly common, and they don't necessarily mean madness.
Oliver Sacks is a practicing neurologist and professor of neurology at New York University School of Medicine.* He was born in London but has lived in New York since 1965. He is the author of The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, and his latest book is Hallucinations.
Tiffany O'Callaghan: Your latest book is about hallucinations. Why did you want to write about them?
Oliver Sacks: I've been fascinated with them for a long time. I've touched on hallucinations in different ways in earlier books, but there's such a vast variety, and there are so many causes, so much misunderstanding—and sometimes so much stigma attached—that I thought it would be good to bring things together. An additional reason has been the beautiful neuroimaging in the last 10 years or so, which confirms that at least simple hallucinations tend to arise in sensory areas which normally serve perception.
TO: You mentioned stigma. Do most people associate hallucinations with mental illness?
OS: I think there's a common view, often shared by doctors, that hallucinations denote madness—especially if there's any hearing of voices. I hope I can defuse or de-stigmatize this a bit. This can be felt very much by patients. There was a remarkable study of elderly people with impaired vision, and it turned out that many had elaborate hallucinations, but very few acknowledged anything until they found a doctor whom they trusted.
There are all sorts of situations in which one may have hallucinations. Many people have hallucinations of a sort before they fall asleep or sometimes just after waking.
TO: What is the difference between hallucination and imagination?
OS: I think you recognize that what you imagine is your own, whereas with hallucinations there is no sense of you having produced them. One feels, "What's that? Where did it come from?"
I saw this very clearly many years ago in an old lady who started to hear Irish songs in the middle of the night. She thought a radio had been left on but couldn't find the radio. She then thought that a tooth filling was somehow acting as a transistor. Finally, when certain tunes kept repeating themselves, all tunes that she knew, she wondered if it was a sort of radio inside her head, a mechanism not under her control, and apparently not related to what she was thinking or feeling or doing. That way of putting things is very common in people with musical hallucinations.
TO: In the book [Hallucinations], you share experiences of your "lost years" in California in the early 1960s, when you tried lots of drugs. Why write about this now?
OS: The primary reason is that what happens with me is a potential source of information. I will, as it were, use my own case history as I will use other people's. But perhaps again the fact that these were encapsulated in a time period, say, between 1963 and 1967, more than 40 years ago, made me feel easier about describing them.
TO: You experimented with LSD and other hallucinogens. Have those experiences informed your work as a neurologist?
OS: I think it made me more open to some of my patients' experiences. For example, there is something which I think of as stroboscopic vision, or cinematic vision, where, instead of seeing a scene continuously, you see a series of stills. I've had that myself on LSD, I've had it in migraine, and my patients taking L-dopa sometimes describe it, too. So rather than saying nonsense, or closing my ears, I am open to these descriptions. Whether these psychedelic drugs made much difference to me otherwise, I don't know. I'm glad I had the experience. It taught me what the mind is capable of.
TO: One time you had a conversation with a spider ...
OS: With the spider, I should have known that it's impossible. That's one of the few times when I was completely taken in. The business of believing and being converted by hallucinations worries me. For example, a book has just been published by a neurosurgeon who had a so-called near death experience and is convinced that he saw heaven. I want to say, strongly, hallucinations aren't evidence of anything, let alone heaven.
TO: You highlight a tendency for hallucinations, particularly those caused by epileptic seizures, to feel like religious experiences. Why is that?
OS: Hallucinations can be very powerful and very persuasive. I think one may have to fight to deny them weight. There was one case history which I should have put in the book. A young woman, a physician, had some of these seemingly revelatory seizures, but she argued with God. God said: "Don't you believe your senses?" She said: "Not when I'm in a seizure."
TO: Is there potential for people to follow commands they are "given" during hallucinations?
OS: It seems probable that Joan of Arc had command hallucinations of a sort. At first these would just present themselves as figures and voices and a light to one side, and only later did she feel these figures were telling her to go and do things.
TO: You also talk about how hallucinations can result from loss of hearing or vision.
OS: Normally, there's a system of checks and balances in the brain, to prevent any particular region taking off autonomously. If one loses these constraints, for example, if one is blind or even blindfolded, then the visual brain may take off on its own and utilize memory and imagination to give one hallucinations. I work especially in old-age homes and see elderly people—I'm now more elderly than many of them—with hearing and visual impairments, but quite clear mentally. I've been struck by their tendency to have hallucinations as the sense of perception is diminished.
TO: You have a visual impairment. Does this influence whether you have hallucinations?
OS: I have low-level hallucinations all the while. I see geometrical patterns and proto-letters everywhere. For example, looking up at the ceiling, as I'm doing now, I see angled forms which look like letters or words. They form and re-form very rapidly. Gradually it's got more pronounced. But I can and do ignore it, just as I ignore my tinnitus, which goes with my deafness. I'm getting like my patients with auditory and visual impairment. I hope there's no mental impairment yet. [Laughs]
TO: Do you worry that sharing your patients' stories somehow exploits them?
OS: I'm on this delicate boundary, and have been for 50 years or so. At one time I was my own prime accuser. Whenever I saw the word portrayal, I would misread it as betrayal. First, in addition to any formal consent, I want to be reassured from what I know of a patient that they won't be upset by anything.
TO: Do you hope that sharing these stories changes people's perceptions?
OS: I feel that if I describe things respectfully, tenderly, and truly, then this is an important thing to do. It's not voyeurism, it's not exploitation, but an essential form of knowledge. I think the detailed case history has no equal in conveying understanding, not only of what a condition is like, but of the ways in which a person may respond to a condition.
I remember when an opera was made from my book The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, I said to the librettist, you must go and see Mrs. P—the woman who was mistaken for a hat—and see how she would feel about this. I watched her watch the opera, wondering fearfully what she might be thinking. But she came up to me and the librettist and said, you have done honor to my husband. I hope in some sense I can do honor to the patients.
TO: This is your 12th book. Does writing help you make sense of the world?
OS: I often don't feel I've come to terms with an experience unless I have had a go at describing it. This has been an almost lifelong disposition; I have notebooks going back to the age of 14.
This article originally appeared in New Scientist.
Correction, Nov. 13, 2012: This article originally gave an outdated academic affiliation for Oliver Sacks. He is a professor at New York University School of Medicine, not Columbia University.


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At approximately 8:00 this morning, the High Line construction crew cut four massive steel panels from the north side of the 10th Avenue Square. The square, which sits over 10th Avenue at 17th Street, will be one of the most distinctive design features when the High Line opens later this year.
A rendering shows the finished 10th Avenue Square. Glass windows will be installed where the steel panels were, and trees and people will be visible from the street below. A stepped wooden ramp will serve both to bring people down to the windows, and as amphitheater-like seating, making the Square a natural gathering point. Special thanks to David and Hermine Riegerl Heller, and Sukey and Mike Novogratz, for making this feature possible.
The view looking south, moments before the first panel was taken out. Prior to the removal, the crew cut outlines around the four panels, leaving them attached by narrow tabs of steel. They then cut two small holes in the top of each panel, so that cables could be passed through once the crane arrived.
The same view, after the first panel is removed. The facade of Chelsea Market is visible through the hole.
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1. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't SmoothSAFEHARBOR11 Mar 15, 2012 6:57 AM (in response to dstack1014)
What are the project settings? I only work with interlaced formats - 1080i for instance - and my credit rolls are smooth as can be. I imagine that progressive formats may be a bit rougher, or maybe viewing on the progressive computer screen has something to do with it. Have you actually created a DVD or Blu-ray to check final quality on a TV set? In the Program Monitor window, is Playback Resolution set to FULL? I use the Matrox MXO2 Mini hardware and so my 1080i credit roll goes LIVE from the Premiere Sequence straight out to a full HD display via HDMI and looks sweet in realtime. Super smooth
Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers
2. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't Smoothdstack1014 Mar 15, 2012 7:29 AM (in response to SAFEHARBOR11)
We're in SD here.
Editing mode: Blackmagic NTSC DV
Timebase: 29.97fps
Video Settings
Frame size: 720h 480v (0.9091)
Frame rate: 29.97 frames/second
Pixel Aspect Ratio: D1/DV NTSC (0.9091)
Fields: Lower Field First
3. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't SmoothTradeWind Mar 15, 2012 7:41 AM (in response to dstack1014)
Check your playback settings to be sure you're looking at both fields when you preview the rolls. Also, avoid using serif fonts or very thin font styles in an interlaced sequence.
Other than that, nothing comes to mind. One thing I've never had issue with in PPro is the scrolling/rolling title appearance...always smooth for me.
Hope this helps!
4. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't Smoothdstack1014 Mar 15, 2012 7:56 AM (in response to TradeWind)
I've tried every possible combination of field options, and I use the basic arial font. The only option I get when I bring up playback settings is whether to "Turn Off Drop Frame Warning" or not in the check box.
5. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't SmoothSAFEHARBOR11 Mar 15, 2012 7:58 AM (in response to dstack1014)
Right-click in Program Monitor window, that is where you can see playback quality options in Premiere itself
6. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't SmoothStan Jones Mar 15, 2012 8:10 AM (in response to dstack1014)
What does it look like when exported? If the same as preview, can you post a short clip?
7. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't Smoothdstack1014 Mar 15, 2012 8:49 AM (in response to Stan Jones)
I'm strickly talking exported media on an external monitor. Here's a link were you can download the PP version (49MB) and match it up against Vegas (34.4MB) in the AVI format. In this particular speed Vegas isn't perfect either, but it's not flickering like the PP clip. I'm also using an external LG flatscreen monitor that will show any flaw in the video. I spent hours messing with this back in October when I also had a 34" Toshiba to use as a second external. It looked bad on both.
BTW, the link is only good for 14 days readers stumbling along this in the future.
8. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't SmoothSAFEHARBOR11 Mar 15, 2012 9:18 AM (in response to dstack1014)
May I suggest testing using an old-fashioned CRT? I get all kinds of weirdness when sending NTSC to an HD display, so I still keep a CRT on hand for quality-checking the occasional SD project. You never know what the monitor is doing in terms of scaling or whatever that will not show the true source quality. Could be that simple, that the DISPLAY is the culprit.Or is the 34" a CRT?
Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers
9. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't SmoothStan Jones Mar 15, 2012 9:34 AM (in response to dstack1014)
Viewed with VLC on Wndows 7.
While the Vegas is better, both do not look good and both show jerkiness.
Will any roll look good at that speed?
I can't find a good link, but try this one?
What speed are you using? How does it look slowed down?
10. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't Smoothdstack1014 Mar 15, 2012 10:07 AM (in response to SAFEHARBOR11)
Stan, I have this roll at so many different speeds. I get basically the same results regardless.
11. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't Smoothdstack1014 Mar 15, 2012 10:17 AM (in response to SAFEHARBOR11)
Jeff, good point, and I've considered that. I'll have my office mate check them out on his old CTR when he's available. However when people watch our shows on the Discovery Channel they're not going to be watching on a CTR that handles flawed video with ease.
12. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't Smoothdstack1014 Mar 15, 2012 10:38 AM (in response to SAFEHARBOR11)
CTR results are in. [drum roll.................................................]
The Vegas looked absolutely beautiful and smooth (other than a little breakup of the titling).
The PP clip still flickered although slightly. Once again though, people don't watch our shows on these industrial CTR monitors.
13. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't SmoothEditorPete Mar 15, 2012 12:31 PM (in response to dstack1014)
My experience with credit rolls are sometimes painful like yours. But Jeff is correct in saying the CRT will give you the best look in a SD output. All LCD's are progressive based, so you will get a jumpyness to your roll in an intelaced sequence. If your airing on Discovery Channel, why are you editing in SD?? Maybe try asking if they will except a SD 29.97 progressive file. PP can do a custom setup for your project in that mode. Maybe that would help?
14. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't Smoothdstack1014 Mar 15, 2012 1:56 PM (in response to EditorPete)
Hey Pete. Why watch it on a CTR monitor if the people watching our shows aren't using CTR monitors? As I addressed on the comment above yours it doesn't even look great on a CTR. It still flickers. Even if I found a monitor that it looks good on, that won't solve the problem if it looks like crap on flat screens that people are using.
As for Discovery in HD...
1) we're a long way from transitioning our shows to HD, and
2) we really have no urgency to switch.
All of our outlets broadcast in SD. We're shooting more in HD, and most of our NLE systems can handle HD, but I'm more interested in first switching us to all digital transfer and get away from Beta SP in our delivery. Since the first of the year we've finally upgraded our internet and have been able to switch about 80 percent of our shows from Beta to a digital transfer of some kind including FTP, hard drives, or data DVDs, or even standard DVDs. Believe it or not, we were completely unable to get Discovery Channel to switch from Beta.
Now I'm way off subject, but thought you'd be interested to know since you asked. Since I'm off subject we do a number of "paid programming" in an educational format in segments that are similar to news packages. Terry Bradshaw hosts a number of our shows that can be easily be found on Facebook... FYI
15. Re: Rendered Credit Rolls Aren't SmoothEditorPete Mar 15, 2012 7:05 PM (in response to dstack1014)
Well, some people still have CRT's in there home. I have an HD monitor in my family room, but a CRT in my bedroom. Even though alot of people have HD monitors, they still aren't paying for the HD service from their provider. So that brings up lots of issues and how things look within our post production world. Title safe areas and frame rates are the start. But thats a whole different subject.
The reasoning behind looking at your credit roll on a CRT is because it is an interlaced based monitor. I'm assuming your SD project is interlaced, (field based) so thats why you will get the best results on it.
You can never control what kind of monitors people have or what your work will look like on them. You just have to trust that what you are outputting will be the purest it can be on your end. Hence, looking at the correct monitor for your standard of editing and output, interlaced vs progressive.


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Check it out.
I wasn't perfectly accurate, but nailed down most of their starting line-up
robert wrote:Dude, I was only one game off when I predicted a sweep.
So we're both right on par. OKC is really good.
Also, not sure if you've thought about this, but the distance between where I live to San Antonio is about the same as Corvallis to Portland. I'm just a little over an hour away. I'm almost thinking of driving over there on a game night just to feel the buzz around the area, but not sure I will.
I was living in LA during the finals when they were in it a couple of years ago.
Check it out. I had a dream last night that might be a solution for the Lakers (my least favorite team in pro sports).
Ready for this?
Trade Bynum and Gasol for Dwight Howard.
Trade Artest + cash/draft picks or role players for Deron Williams
Acquire Steve Nash for cheap to play back-up to Williams, while adding leadership.
Surround the rest of the team with young guys, trading guys like Blake and Barnes for young, athletic talent.
What you're left with:
Kobe Bryant
Dwight Howard
Deron Williams
Steve Nash
and a bunch of young athletic guys.
Kobe can shoot all day long knowing Howard will get rebounds and can actually score while in the post. Williams be be the first real talented point guard the Lakers have had in a very long time, and Nash can provide that up tempo pace to roll with the young guys in the 2nd unit.
That's what I came up with last night
Nash is one of my favorite players. Even if he ends up on the Lakers, I'll still cheer against them. It's far more likely he'll end up in Dallas though (although those guys added older players like Vince Carter and got ousted by a younger, more athletic team in the Thunder).


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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) — Three Maryland lawyers are being honored for their prosecution of a tobacco farmer who was charged in the death of a Baltimore waitress 50 years ago.
The death of Hattie Carroll inspired a Bob Dylan song and helped galvanize the civil rights movement.
Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown will present citations to the attorneys at an event Sunday at the Washington County Museum of Fine Art in Hagerstown.
One of the lawyers, David Poole, has died and will be represented by his son.
The lawyers prosecuted William Zantzinger, who struck Carroll over the head with a cane because she didn't serve him a drink fast enough at a Baltimore hotel. She sought medical help and later died.
Zantzinger was sentenced to six months in prison after being convicted of reduced charges.
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Denise L. Smith, PhD, is a professor in the department of health
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University of Illinois Fire Service Institute. She received her PhD from
the University of Illinois in exercise physiology in 1990. For nearly
two decades, Smith has conducted scientific research on cardiovascular
responses to exercise. Her research is focused on the physiological
strain associated with heat stress, with a specific emphasis on
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Smith has published studies on heat stress, cardiovascular function, and
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Smith has collaborated extensively with fire service organizations, has
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He received his PhD in exercise physiology from Arizona State University
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Greetings from Brookside and Waldo - Michael Bushnell
Named for a prominent turn-of-the-century business mogul, the area around Jacob Loose Park is still one of Kansas City's most beautiful areas largely due to the early planning of developer Jesse Clyde Nichols. Travel back in time and see the area through these views on century-old, hand-colored postcards.
Local historian and postcard collector Michael Bushnell presents a series of postcard tours of Kansas City neighborhoods. Bushnell is publisher of The Northeast News, a weekly community newspaper that serves the Historic Northeast area of Kansas City. He is also the author of Historic Postcards of Old Kansas City.
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Nawa, 34, is one of 30 Japanese municipal managers who spent this week in Portland studying civic engagement from the ground up. Group members bicycled around the city, joined a Sunday Parkways bike ride, learned about neighborhood involvement and sampled Portland's vaunted food carts.
Among the group this year are officials from the tsunami zone, who say they'll return home and apply techniques learned here to build and strengthen community, something they've discovered to be critical for disaster survival and recovery.
"I want to find ways to avoid tension between residents and returnees" to the tsunami zone, Nawa said. "By doing so, we might also be able to create a community that's more welcoming and inclusive for young people."
In Portland, city government features operations such as the Office of Neighborhood Involvement's diversity and civic leadership program, designed to boost participation by minorities, immigrants and refugees. Japan is a homogenous society compared to the United States, but Nawa said he learned useful techniques from Portland officials who described connecting with underrepresented groups by working through people they know.
Residents who remained in the tsunami zone, where as many as 20,000 died, often resent townspeople who were evacuated and then return months later, Nawa said. He plans to encourage community members, not City Hall, to organize fun events with music and food to build bridges.
Masami Nishishiba, a Portland State University professor of public administration originally from Japan, coordinates the program funded by The Tokyo Foundation that has brought Japanese officials to Portland annually for nine years. Mayors across Japan nominate city staff members for the training, which is designed to build skills as the nation decentralizes governance.
Nawa described becoming speechless in city offices while on the phone after last year's 9-magnitude earthquake as he watched the gigantic tsunami roar over a seawall that residents of Miyako, Japan, considered impregnable. Car horns blared. Nawa and other workers climbed higher in the building, smelling spilled fuel and watching the water clear the second floor.
He saw a man climb to the top of a power pole. He heard a woman yell, "I have a baby. I have a baby."
It wasn't until two days later that Nawa was able to search for his girlfriend, Emi, a day care worker. He found that Emi -- now his fiancée -- had led about 30 children to high ground, saving their lives.
Junichi Matsuo, a firefighter who joined the delegation visiting Portland, said neighbors who know one another can help rescuers find missing people.
Matsuo, from Sanda, Japan, described visiting two evacuation centers after the tsunami. Residents in the first one had organized to maintain and clean toilets, agree on rules and keep quiet at night. In the other shelter, toilets overflowed and harried residents constantly made demands on officials.
"In the first camp, everyone knew one another from before," Matsuo said. "In the other one, there were no leaders. Everyone was in a state of chaos just looking out for themselves."
Again, he said, the difference was a sense of community.
"You need to love your town in your everyday life," said Sakuragawa city official Hiromasa Konnoh, conveying advice to Oregonians who are expected to face a similar-scale earthquake and tsunami someday. "Otherwise even when you think you're fully prepared, you can't do anything in the face of disaster."
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Reviewed By DWAYNE B (Seattle, WA) Reviewed for a 2002 Mazda Millenia —11/4/2009 12:32 PM
Got the cersmic pads a few days after ordering them, but had to wait for the new cross drilled/slotted rotors almost 2 weeks. Now that they are on, QUIET is the word! Smooth stopping no pulsating on our 2002 Millenia S!


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At a high school basketball game in February, 1992, Oklahoma City police officer Eldridge Wyatt became dissatisfied that no fouls were being called on "No. 21" and walked onto the court to point out the player's elbowing to the officials.
Basically, "Toto" is to sophisticated toilets in Japan as "Apple" is to consumer electronics in America.
In Malone, N.Y., Clyde Gardner, 57, was sentenced to five to 15 years in prison for trying to murder his ex-girlfriend twice.
At least 300 professional clowns from Mexico and Central America, in Mexico City for a convention, demonstrated against the country's drug-cartel violence by laughing, in unison, nonstop, for 15 minutes.
The Military Times news service, reporting from Afghanistan in August, disclosed a U.S. Marines command directive ordering troops to restrain their audible flatus because, apparently, Afghan soldiers and civilians complained of being offended.
"You eat meat, so why not blood?" asked The Globe and Mail, which sampled several Toronto restaurants' sanguinary haute cuisines, including the Italian eatery Buca's spaghetti with blood-blackened noodles and torta di sanguinaccio (figs, almonds, buffalo-milk creme, on a base custard of dark chocolate and slow-cooked pig's blood).
The North Koreans called it a "cruise ship" and tried to establish a business model to attract wealthy tourists from China, but to the New York Times reporter on board, the 40-year-old boat was more like a "tramp steamer" on which "vacationers" paid the equivalent of $470 to "enjoy" five days and nights at sea.
In Charlotte, N.C., a female motorist was arrested for ramming another woman's car after that woman said "Good morning" to the motorist's boyfriend as the women dropped kids off at school.
Astate court in Frankfurt, Germany, awarded 3,000 euros - about $4,200 - to Magnus Gaefgen, 36, on his claim that during a 2002 police interrogation, officers "threatened violence" against him if he did not disclose what he knew about a missing 11-year-old boy who was later found dead.
Apparently, officials at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport felt the need for professional guidance on rebranding their facility to (as one put it) "carry it into the modern era," and so hired the creative talents of Big Communications of Birmingham, Ala., to help.
Mohamed Bishr, an Egyptian man bearing a remarkable resemblance to the late Iraqi dictator, claimed that he had been briefly kidnapped after spurning an offer to portray Saddam in a porn video.
Soon, it might be absolutely impossible to get hurt in Britain - because of stringent health and safety rules.
For the 10-year remembrances of Sept. 11 this year, many cities recalled the tragedy with monuments and public events, including Washington Township, N.J., about 20 miles from ground zero.
Sheriff's deputies in Bergholz, Ohio, arrested three Amish men and charged them in incidents in which other Amish men and women had their homes invaded and their hair - and men's beards - cut off, which are grave insults.
In America, the quest for perfectly straight teeth can lead to orthodontia bills of thousands of dollars, but in Japan, a dental "defect" -- slightly crooked canine teeth -- makes young women more fetching, even "adorable," say many men.
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Just from visiting the Open House, I found myself to be very impressed... From the people who organized it, to the students that helped, they went above and beyond and were SUPER friendly and informative!!
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CCC, is a terrific place to learn with a friendly environment, awesome teachers, and amazing educational opportunities! I wasn't interested in schooling at all as a high school student and these teachers have brought back my zest to learn. I would rate it a 10 out of 10 and encourage anyone living in the area to look into attending it.Read More
CCC is a great school for a great start in life. If you're not sure what you're going to do, or even if you are, you will learn a lot for not that much money. The staff is full of friendly, helpful professors that have taught me a lot since I began.Read More
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Students have access to a high-speed wireless Internet connection in all residence halls, public computing laboratories and networked classrooms throughout the campus. The campus network provides access to online course materials, e-mail, shared software and Tripod, the online library catalog system shared by Bryn Mawr, Haverford and Swarthmore Colleges. Each Bryn Mawr student receives their own e-mail and Network file storage accounts upon arrival.
Professional staff are available to students, faculty and staff for consultation and assistance with their technology needs.
The Help Desk is located on the main floor of Canaday Library and is available during building hours for walk-up help, email and telephone assistance. The Canaday Media Lab, located on Canaday's A Floor just beyond the Lusty Cup is equipped with advanced software for digitizing and editing text, images, audio and video for the creation of interactive presentations and courseware.
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G. Edward Suh Wins ASPLOS Most Influential Paper Award
G. Edward Suh, Associate Professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering has been selected as the 2014 winner for the ASPLOS Most Influential Paper Award. The award is given annually to an ASPLOS paper published at least 10 years ago, and will be presented at the 19th International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems in Salt Lake City, Utah in March 2014.
Suh won the award for his paper, "Secure program execution via dynamic information flow tracking," which was co-authored by Jae W. Lee, David Zhang, and Srinivas Devadas. According to the abstract, the paper presents an "architectural mechanism called dynamic information flow tracking that can significantly improve the security of computing systems with negligible performance overhead. Dynamic information flow tracking protects programs against malicious software attacks by identifying spurious information flows from untrusted I/O and restricting the usage of the spurious information."
The paper was published in ASPLOS XI Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems, in October 2004. Find more information about the paper here < http://www.csl.cornell.edu/~suh/papers/asplos04.pdf>. Discover more information about ASPLOS 2014 at http://www.cs.utah.edu/asplos14/.


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The Town of Lewiston Senior Center and Youngstown Rite Aid will hold a flu shot clinic on Friday, Sept. 6, from noon to 4 p.m.
Locations include the Senior Center, 4361 Lower River Road and the Youngstown Rite Aid, 214 Lockport St. Sign up ahead of time at the center or at Rite Aid. Walk-ins are also welcome.
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Mazes, Labyrinths, ObstacleCourses, and the like serve a very unique function in many BrikVersian societies. As in the Human world, these sorts of structures do exist to fluster and bewilder those caught within its confines. However, the end purpose is different for denizens of the BrikVerse. For Humans, confusion is goal enough. For BrikVersians, confusion is the means to a greater end. A stymied minifig is a very, very dangerous beast. Minifigs, in general, don't enjoy thinking too terribly much. They certainly don't enjoy a lack of killing while they're sat about doing all this thinking. This sort of situation can break a minifig's mind, turning them into an engine of mindless rage. Which usually works well enough for the owners of the Maze, though Offices are usually the more efficient and expedient method of obtaining these beasts. However, just sometimes, great leaders are forged through this trial, leaders reforged with a tactikal mindset and a deep, cold rage, and therein lies the true purpose of the BrikVersian Labyrinth.
Possible Uses:
- To forge shock troopers.
- To forge great leaders.
- As tests of worthiness.
- To protect Artifax of great power from lesser minifigs.
Tactical Considerations:
- A battle in a Labyrinth can be a frustrating affair, stick close to your enemy lest he elude you like the coward he is.
- As distasteful as it sounds, make good decisions and use consistent logik to quickly see your way through. Unless your goal is to become a mindless engine of war. Which, let's face it, is a pretty damn good goal.


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In the Details: A Business Buyer's Guide to Understanding the Fine Print
In recent years, the trend toward FSBO (for sale by owner) businesses has created a reciprocal movement among buyers. Rather than depending on the services of purchasing professionals or business brokers, many business buyers are deciding to navigate the buying process on their own.
Although there isn't any reason why a conscientious buyer can't handle the transaction on his or her own, inattention to the small stuff can have some pretty dire consequences. In a business purchase, the devil really is in the details and oversights often turn into last minute deal-breakers.
Luckily, business buyers have many resources at their disposal. For example, online business-for-sale marketplace BizBuySell.com lists thousands of businesses for sale on its Web site and includes an entire section of resources for potential buyers. The site offers a "Buyer's Workbook," comprised of articles and checklists for every step of the buying process, from due diligence to a list of tasks at closing. Additionally, BizBuySell's Valuation report can help aspiring business owners and business sellers understand the value of a business in their region.
A transaction's purchase agreement, which essentially condenses the negotiated points into a single legal document, is the element of the process most likely to prevent a sale. If the buyer isn't careful, he or she can end up tied to conditions and responsibilities that make a successful business purchase very difficult.
Purchase DescriptionObviously, the purchase agreement has to accurately describe the business that is changing hands in the transaction. The business name, address and interests should be adequately detailed, and also include a brief summary of asset categories.If the business is a multi-site operation, it is in the buyer's interest to make sure all locations are included in the description. On the other hand, if the business leases space, the description must address the transfer of the lease to the new owner.Rather than trying to list every single asset in the main body of the document, it is common to reference a more comprehensive itemization of assets in an addendum or schedule attachment. If the schedule doesn't completely agree with the negotiated terms, it will need to be amended before signing.
PriceThe subject of price might seem like it should be the easiest issue to address in the purchase agreement, but this is not always the case. The price that came out of the negotiation process must now be more fully described because the values assigned here will reappear at final closing.Typically, this means breaking the assets of the business down into categories such as "Inventory," "Real Estate," and "Equipment." It is the buyer's responsibility to make sure each asset category is given a value that is accurate and reasonable.The reason it is so important to break the price down into categories can be described in one word: Adjustments. Between the time of the agreement and the final closing, the value of certain asset categories will inevitably change. For example, the continued operation of the business will result in changes in inventory. Since the new value has to be taken into consideration at closing, the purchase agreement needs to describe not only the current value of the assets, but also the kinds of adjustments that will be made before it's a done deal.
Payment MethodsAfter the business description and purchase price have been described, the purchase agreement typically deals with how the buyer intends to pay for the business. Most buyers cobble together a variety of payment methods to complete the sale, each of which needs to be clearly discussed and identified.Buyers should look for a clear schedule of payments with escrow agreements attached to any payments that are due prior to final closing. If the seller is financing part of the purchase price, the repayment schedule should also be described along with collateral requirements and interest details. This can become a sticking point if the seller expects to secure a first collateral position for assets that will be held as security by other lenders.
Seller Warranties and ResponsibilitiesWhen a business is sold, the seller makes certain promises to the buyer in the form of warranties. These warranties are an extension of due diligence for hidden threats or liabilities that would devalue the business or its assets. Since the majority of buyers aren't aware of the issues that are covered in a standard warranty, it never hurts to have an attorney give the warranty section a little closer scrutiny.Sellers also have several responsibilities that need to be taken care of before final closing, most of which relate to business operations prior to closing. Buyers want written assurances that the business they are agreeing to buy today is the business they end up with when everything is said and done. However, clauses giving the buyer continued access to company records prior to closing can easily be overlooked, creating a scenario where the buyer is not able to track the company's status until the final documents have been signed.
Non-compete Clause and Dispute ArbitrationTwo other details worth noting are a non-compete clause and provisions for dispute arbitration. In some cases, the value of the business can be rendered worthless, or substantially decreased, if the seller decides to re-launch a similar business and take his customers with him. Non-compete clauses prohibit sellers from engaging in similar business activities for a specified period of time - usually five years, or within a specific geographic region.Arbitration provisions are another important detail since either the buyer or the seller could violate aspects of the purchase agreement prior to closing. If that occurs, an arbitrator can potentially salvage the deal by resolving the disagreement and holding both parties accountable for their responsibilities.
Even the most adamant do-it-yourselfer shouldn't neglect a full legal review of the purchase agreement document. Attorneys deal with fine print everyday and are trained to protect their clients' best interests. They can also help the buyer place the purchase agreement in escrow after it has been signed, which is a critical step because it effectively takes the business off the market while the buyer waits for the deal to be finalized. Additionally, the services of a business appraiser and/or accountant can also be extremely helpful during the purchase process for helping the buyer ensure they are properly understanding the value of the business they are about to purchase.
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The article touches on water quality and stormwater management issues at the Sunset Cliffs Natural Park's park that we and others discussed at the
July 18 Peninsula Community Planning Board (PCPB) meeting relative to a California Coastal Conservancy grant to the city for hillside park improvements.
Having been involved for over 20 years to enhance and bring back the precious resource that is Sunset Cliffs Natural Park, including leading the successful effort to obtain the park master plan in 2005, we want to be clear that we support the proposed significant re-vegetation efforts and improving trails within the park.
What we would like to clarify is why we are opposed to the use of a traditional storm drain with ocean disposal in the park. Installation of these large pipes at the base of slopes will not control erosion upslope, thereby will allow sediments and other pollutants (hydrocarbons, fertilizers, pesticides, animal waste) to enter the drainage system and be discharged through a dilapidated concrete swale to the center of Garbage Beach, causing marine pollution and increasing public health risks for eye, ear, skin and gastric infections.
Low-impact development/best management projects (LID/BMPs) are what are called for by state Water Quality Control Board regulations (MS4) to protect people and the marine habitat from pollution. Basically, the MS4 regulations call for measures to be implemented at the source of the runoff to prevent erosion through infiltration or use, treat pollutants and thus avoid the costly, highly disruptive and ineffective installation of over 2,500 linear feet of 12" and 18" pipes, as is proposed.
The city is a co-permittee to these regulations (2007 and May 8, 2013), so it is perplexing why the plans for the hillside improvement project are not trying to control runoff and pollutants generated on park property at the source.
At the PCPB meeting, city engineer Ali Darvishi stated that the city is exempt from following MS4 stormwater regulations that have been in place since 2007. We have not been able to find this exemption and people knowledgeable about regulatory matters state on the contrary that all projects are required by MS4 regulations, starting with planning, to implement minimum post-construction LID/BMPs.
LID/BMPs used at the source, before storm water is contaminated with erosion sediment and other pollutants, provide:
(1) Control and treatment of upslope stormwater running off impervious surfaces.
(2) Treat stormwater using bio-swales and other BMPs to remove pollutants that now contaminate the park, surfing locations and other beneficial-use areas of Garbage Beach, thus reducing infections contracted by people using these ocean waters.
(3) Reduce degradation of intertidal habitats and harm to marine plants and animals that now occurs.
(4) Use captured stormwater to promote the growth of native plants such as Torrey pines and oak trees that native Americans living on Point Loma farmed for their acorns.
We are proposing an adjunct study (total cost about $35,000) be added to the improvements project that would consider where it would be appropriate to use BMPs for runoff control. This adjunct study would allow the Point Loma community to evaluate varying methods for controlling storm water in the park.
The California Coastal Conservancy has told us it wants the hillside improvements done right, and are willing to extend the grant period to ensure the project conforms to the MS4 regulations. We have been attempting to get the city to incorporate LID/BMP measures in the hillside improvements project for two years. Why is the city resisting complying with these regulations and protecting people who use this popular body contact area?


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Knowing that his work would be seen by hundreds of spectators and educators, Jonathan Zeleny took his 2013 internship with the Pittsburgh Opera very seriously. From mid-summer to late fall, the senior arts administration (music) major spent 16 to 20 hours each week assisting the Opera's Education Department.
"I did anything and everything to help the opera company," Zeleny said. "Most of my work included updating and reformatting the Opera Trunk Program, which sends trunks filled with information and props pertaining to certain operas such as 'Madam Butterfly' or 'Carmen.' I also created opera synopsis PowerPoints and historical/cultural PowerPoints that were presented in opera workshops and shown in the Benedum Center."
Zeleny, who said he couldn't name just one favorite part because the entire experience was "wonderful," obtained the internship after networking with the Opera's education director via email. A strong recommendation from Melanie Catana, instructor of vocal music at Waynesburg University, sealed the deal.
"I have seen a great deal of growth in Jonathan in the time I have known him, both academically and personally," Catana said. "I strongly believe that he has the definite potential for great success in his career as he couples his knowledge and professionalism in business with his talent and expertise in music."
Outside of the classroom, he's involved in symphonic band, bagpipe and drum band, and private clarinet and bagpipe lessons. He has served as a student senate representative for Chamber Works, woodwind quartet, clarinet ensemble and the Waynesburg University Pep Band. He hopes to continue growing as a musician as he finishes his final year at Waynesburg and reflects on the success of his internship.
"I have become much more self-sufficient in my work and more confident in my abilities as a young professional," Zeleny said. "I have been able to grow as a musician because of the great environment at Pittsburgh Opera."


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Pantus, the Grey Threat
The Pantus Civilization developed in an unsettling manner in its millenia of isolation from the rest of humankind. They fanatically follow the directives of Lord Pantus, a Blockhead with a strange ability to animate and control large Crawling Stones and Ominous Grey Pairs of Pants.
Lord Pantus rarely engages in battle personally, instead sending a subordinate Pants Lord to control the battle. The controller finds a defensible corner from which to direct his minions to victory. His safety always comes first, and so his Crawling Stones and Ominous Pants are often called upon to block enemy bullets with their bodies. Fortunately, they are nearly indestructible.
The citizens of Pantus are a spooky bunch, mechanistically going about their daily business without conversation or emotion. Their daily business consists mostly of quarrying stone and sewing pants. Pantus Normal People attack outsiders on sight, even if they have no chance of doing any damage whatsoever. The only time they display any emotion is during their yearly production of Lord of the Pants, which always induces wild screaming ovations and dozens of encores. Pantling SpaceTroopers have stony dispositions and like to volunteer for suicide missions. There will only be one or two squads of Pantling SpaceTroopers in any given battle - most of the fighting will be done by Crawling Stones and Ominous Pants. Pantling vehicles are very rare, because Lord Pantus dislikes anything that moves fast.
Pants Lords are the most exalted of Lord Pantus' underlings. He has given them the ability to control legions of Pants and Stones, in addition to their battle training. A Pants Lord is necessary to animate Crawling Stones and Ominous Pants. If all the Pants Lords in a battle are killed, all the Stones and Pants cease animation and become normal stones and pants. They can control as many Stones and Pants as they like, at whatever range. A Pants Lord looks like a grey minifig with a clear visor on the funny helmet with air tubes. Often, they will stick black or white plumage on one or both sides of their helmet.
The Pantus Crawling Stones are frightening grey Blox that creep around the battlefield crushing things and animating lesser stones. They are very difficult to destroy, and often stack themselves into walls to defend more important Pantling troopers or installations. They can climb up and down walls and ceilings at normal speed.
Pantling Ominous Grey Pairs of Pants strike terror in the hearts of all who behold them. Normal People scare their Normal Children with bedtime stories about the Ominous Grey Pants With Nobody Inside Them. These mysterious Pants could only have been forged in the darkest pits of evil. Obsessed with destruction, they stagger around battlefields kicking everything they see. But most terrifyingly, nothing but the will of a Pants Lord can move them. Even if a planetoid crashes into them, killing them, they stand in the same place unmoved.
The point of most Pantus battles are unclear to non-Pantlings. Not interested in mundane objectives like conquering new lands or destroying enemies, their goals are uncanny and strange. The Massacre of Raupill V came to an abrupt end when the Pantus forces found the frying pan they were looking for. The Pantlings fought the Three Battles of Anteron II in order to kill a certain brown horse. While their objectives are usually fairly innocuous, their methods are deadly. They will destroy anyone and anything that come between them and their target. Once they have achieved their mission, they fall back to protect the commanding Pants Lord's escape.


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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Norfolk Southern said Tuesday that its second-quarter profit slid 11 percent, as the railroad struggled to offset continued weak coal demand and shipping volume grew by only 2 percent.
The Norfolk, Va.-based railroad reported $465 million net income, or $1.46 per share, during the quarter. That's down from $524 million, or $1.60 per share, last year.
Revenue declined 3 percent to $2.8 billion.
Analysts surveyed by FactSet expected earnings of $1.49 per share on revenue of $2.85 billion.
The railroad's stock fell $1.02, or 1.3 percent, to $75.85 in after-hours trading.
Norfolk Southern said coal revenue fell 17 percent to $626 million because of continued weak demand, especially for export coal.
Fuel costs also hurt the railroad's results because of a lag in the when it collects surcharges from customers. Norfolk Southern collected $306 million in fuel surcharges this year, down from $365 last year.
Norfolk Southern CEO Wick Moorman defended the railroad's results.
"The company delivered very solid results for the second quarter, given the combined headwinds of what we've seen in coal and the unfavorable comparison in the fuel surcharge revenue lag," Moorman said.
Edward Jones analyst Logan Purk said he was disappointed in the results which showed Norfolk Southern had trouble increasing shipping rates, especially on coal.
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Last week, CSX and Union Pacific railroads reported that rate increases helped their results and that coal demand appeared to be stabilizing at a new, weaker level.
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Norfolk Southern also said Tuesday it will increase its quarterly common stock dividend by 2 cents, or 4 percent, to 52 cents per share.
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After more than six years writing the Cheapskate blog, I've been asked the same questions more often than I can count.
Alas, time doesn't always permit me to answer each reader's inquiry, so I've put together this FAQ page (at the ingenious suggestion of CNET's George Latourette).
The primary goal of the Cheapskate is to spotlight one killer deal (and maybe a bonus deal or two) every day of the week. I love cheap stuff, and I love sharing deals even more.
Think of me as your buddy who walks into the office every morning and says, "Man, did you see this? So-and-so is selling the whatsajigger for only 36 bucks! It was $94 last month! Killer deal. So, who brought the donuts?"
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I live in Canada, Great Britain, or somewhere else outside the U.S. Can I still get these deals?
Short answer: probably not. Longer answer: there's really no way for me to tell if a particular product is available outside the U.S. for the same price as it is here. But in my experience, most companies limit their sales promotions to the 50 states.
The thing is, I rarely have any direct contact with the company that's offering the daily deal. So if you want to know about international pricing, you need to make your own inquiries. I wish I could do more, but I just don't have the bandwidth.
Why do you write about products if you haven't tried them first?
I've been a technology writer for a long time, and I'm intimately familiar with just about every consumer technology there is. I don't need to own every single laptop to know if one particular model is a good deal. If it's selling for, say, 67 percent less than usual, that's a good deal--even if the product has some mixed reviews.
Speaking of which, I always look for both professional and user reviews before recommending a product. If everyone says it's junk, I don't cover it, no matter how low the price.
Also, I think most people take it as read that when something's really cheap, a few compromises are to be expected. You're not going to get a thousand bucks' worth of performance and features from a laptop priced at $300.
Ultimately, it's your responsibility to gauge whether something is good enough for you to buy. I'll provide specific pros and cons where I can, but I believe it's the buyer's responsibility to do the research.
I had a problem with the product I ordered, the software I downloaded, or the vendor I patronized. Can you help?
I wish I could, but the reality is I'm not customer service. I'm just the guy who said, "Hey, check out this deal!"
Unfortunately, some companies prove to be unhelpful or unresponsive, and for that I apologize. If you've really gotten a raw deal and can't get satisfaction through the usual channels, let me know. While I don't have the bandwidth to step in on these kinds of things, nor do I have any contacts other than what you can already find online, I may try to help if the situation is particularly egregious.
I missed out on a deal. Is it too late?
I'm afraid it probably is. As I noted earlier, deals often expire without warning, and hot ones tend to sell out fast. In the latter cases, however, it's not uncommon for a vendor to release more inventory later that day or the next. So if something is sold out in the morning, check back later--you might just get lucky.
Also, keep in mind that there's always another deal just around the corner--sometimes an even better one. I've posted what I thought was a great deal on a tablet, only to see it selling for $15 less the very next day.
I didn't get my activation e-mail for the software giveaway. What should I do?
Check your spam filter. More often than not, you'll find the e-mail there. Typically, I don't post a software promotion unless I've registered for and received the license code myself. In other words, I always field-test the system before writing about it.
That said, servers often get overloaded when a software vendor does a giveaway, so it's not uncommon for registrations to go unfulfilled. If that happens, your only real recourse is to e-mail the vendor and politely explain that you never got your code. Even then, you may not get an answer. It happens. It sucks, but it happens. At least you're not out any money.
This isn't the full version of the software, it's a trial. Scam!
Most software giveaways work like this: you download and install what is technically the trial or demo version of the program, then unlock the full version by entering an activation code--which is usually provided via e-mail. (Some vendors put the code right on their giveaway site, so all you have to do is copy and paste it.)
If you don't apply the code, then, yeah, you've got yourself a trial version--one that will ask you to pay to unlock it. This isn't a scam, folks. That's typically how the software vendors make their money; they let you try the product and then hope that you'll pay for the full article.
With their giveaways, however, they're generously giving you a license code free of charge. It's your responsibility to actually use it.
I'm seeing a higher price than the one you advertised. Bait-and-switch!
Um, no. I'm not actually selling anything myself, nor am I in cahoots with anybody. The price was accurate at the time I wrote about it.
If you're seeing a higher price, it's because the deal expired. It happens all the time; a laptop is $329 in the morning, but at 1 p.m. the reseller discontinues the sale price and bumps it back to $389. Unfortunately, in most cases I have no way of knowing when (or if) this is going to happen.
I know it's frustrating, but, please, believe me when I say I'm not trying to trick you. What would be the point?
This coupon code doesn't work. Liar!
It worked when I tried it--and I always try it before writing up a deal. But some coupons expire after a certain number of uses, and there's no way for me to tell how many uses or what the current tally is.
Also, some codes expire at a specific time--and, again, there's usually no way for me to know what that time is. Fun as it would be for me to mess with tens of thousands of readers, I just don't operate that way.
Rebates suck. Why don't companies just give us the discount up front?
Because they're counting on customers to either forget to mail in the rebate or make a mistake on the form and weasel out of sending you a check.
I know many readers seriously hate rebates, and I try to avoid rebate-based deals as much as possible. But sometimes, well, it's just too good to pass up--like a $70 security suite that's free after rebate. As long as you're ordering from a reputable company and you make sure all your paperwork is in order, you stand to save big.
Just can't stand rebates? Then this deal isn't for you.
How much did that company pay you to write about their crap product?
Nothing. It just doesn't happen, despite what some very suspicious people seem to think. In my 25-plus years at this, I've been offered payment to write a review exactly twice, and both times it was from small, foreign software companies that didn't "get" how the review process typically works. It was more confusion on their part than nefarious motives.
Yeah, I've picked a few lemon deals over the years, but it certainly wasn't because I was paid to do so. It's because I'm occasionally stupid. (Some would say more than occasionally.)
A while back you posted a deal about x product. What was it called again?
I can barely remember what I posted yesterday, let alone three months ago. If you're looking for a product I wrote about in the past, Google is your friend. Use this search parameter: site:cnet.com product name broida. So, for example, if you're looking for a travel router I mentioned, you'd Google this: site:cnet.com travel router broida. Most of the time that should reveal the post you're looking for.
I subscribed to your newsletter, but I'm not getting it. What gives?
Here's how the newsletter works nowadays: After I publish my daily deal on the Cheapskate site proper, I log into the newsletter system and push that sucker out as quickly as possible. The process takes about 10 minutes, and it's usually another 30 minutes or so before the newsletter starts hitting inboxes.
The time that all this transpires varies from day to day, but generally speaking it's between 8-10 a.m. (ET). But sometimes I don't post until noon or even later, so if your newsletter doesn't arrive at the "usual" time, don't panic.
That said, spam filters have been known to block CNET newsletters, even ones that you've whitelisted previously. So that's always a good place to start if you're not getting the Cheapskate on a daily basis.
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A recent change to CNET's site made a few changes to RSS feeds at the same time. All you have to do is resubscribe to the new Cheapskate RSS feed.
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Last December, I announced that my SQL Server Internals course was being made into a DVD series, and I then had several follow up posts over the next few months. I flew to NY 3 times, and have filmed 3 lessons. I was waiting to film the 4th, for which I already have the slides and the scripts, until the 2nd one was released, or at least until the editing of the 2nd was done.
It is with deep regret that I have to announce that the rest of the series will not be available any time soon. Due to problems with the editing and production, I am going to have to find another producer.
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Oh no, say it ain't so! Better luck with the new producer--& with your new book. Speaking of which, a lot of us are looking forward to October so we can get our paws on it.
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That's unfortunate - I was very interested!
If I can help in any way, let me know. My company does tons of video production each month and maybe we can help in some way. I'm a big fan of yours and hate that folks (i.e. *me*) have to miss out!
You can reach me by just using my full name and I'm at gmail :)
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Hey scott mind ur own business..let her to find a producer by her self...
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Sorry to hear that, the first DVD was great. Keep us posted on any new developments...any chance you'll put up the raw recordings for some "community editing"? :)
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I still have quite few copies of the first DVD that I am trying to sell. It is region-free.
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Can you try one more time? I just cleaned out about a 1000 spam messages....
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PASADENA, Calif. – Alan Ameche, Woody Hayes and Bob Jeter have been nominated as finalists for the Rose Bowl Game All-Century Class as representatives from the 1950's. The candidates, as voted by an esteemed panel from the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), are the fifth of a series of names that will be unveiled each Sunday throughout the remainder of the college football regular season.
In commemoration of the 100th Rose Bowl Game, the All-Century Class will highlight and honor great players and coaches throughout the history of The Granddaddy of Them All.
Alan Ameche was the 1954 Heisman Trophy winner from the University of Wisconsin. Before being cast into iron lore, he ran for 133 yards on 28 carries in the 1953 Rose Bowl Game. Despite breaking loose for a 54-yard run in the third quarter, an unfortunate Badger fumble two plays later led to USC scoring the game's only touchdown on the ensuing drive. Ameche, known as "The Iron Horse" because of his ability to play nearly 55 of 60 minutes a game, gained 3,345 yards rushing in his career at Wisconsin, a then-NCAA record. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame, Italian American Sports Hall of Fame and was a member of the 2004 Rose Bowl Hall of Fame. His number 35 is one of six honored numbers at the University of Wisconsin.
Woody Hayes is synonymous with Rose Bowl Game history. His success translated into scores of accolades, including three of his four Rose Bowl Game wins leading to national championships for Ohio State. Hayes ranks second in all-time Rose Bowl Game appearances as a head coach with eight, just behind rival Bo Schembechler, who made 10 (six of which were after Hayes stopped coaching). Hayes is also one of only three coaches to take his team to four consecutive Rose Bowl Games (1973-76), facing off against John McKay and the USC Trojans for the first three (1-2 record), before losing to Dick Vermeil and the UCLA Bruins in his final Rose Bowl Game. Hayes was a member of the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame 1989 class.
On January 1, 1959, Iowa halfback Bob Jeter set fire to the Rose Bowl Game record books, posting new marks for total rushing yards, yards per carry and longest run. In Iowa's 38-12 win over California, the Hawkeye's rushed for 429 yards. Jeter personally took care of a staggering 194 of those yards on only nine carries for an average of 21.6 yards per carry – including an 81-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. His record-setting Rose Bowl Game performance earned him Player of the Game honors and was the closing note on a great day. In his Hawkeye career, "Jeet's" netted 1,016 yards for a 5.9 yard/carry average. He was a member of the 1994 Rose Bowl Hall of Fame.
The FWAA voting committee will select one Rose Bowl Game representative from each decade to comprise the All-Century Class. In addition, one overall player and one overall coach will be highlighted at a press conference on Selection Sunday, which will take place on December 8, 2013, in Pasadena.
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